drinking water

In response to increased interest in fluoride, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has launched a “Frequently Asked Questions” webpage.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board recently got an update on challenges for drinking water in the state

A notice on the City of Antigo website says water will bypass the Water Treatment Plant and be fed directly to the distribution system from the wells

More than 143 million Americans are at risk of toxic PFAS, so-called forever chemicals, in their drinking water, according to new test results released by the Environmental Protection Agency and with just 40% of water systems fully tested, the number is expected to rise

Groups that advocate for clean water are applauding the Environmental Protection Agency's new rule on replacing lead pipes - but they warn that the drinking water in schools remains at risk

A number of Wisconsinites are familiar with this, and there are calls to bolster a program that helps with well replacements

Efforts to limit human exposure to so-called forever chemicals continue to unfold in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, advocates are hopeful residents will be protected by a new national drinking water standard

Excessive compliance costs have forced Wisconsin regulators to stop developing standards limiting so-called forever chemicals in groundwater, Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday

The rumor circulated last week after a committee heard a discussion about the need for additional employees and training at the new plant, saying the last rate study only covered expenses associated with the construction, installation, and operation of a new granular activated carbon filtration system

Wausau Mayor Katie Rosenberg says the city’s lawsuit against more than 70 known PFAS manufacturing companies and the insurance companies that represent them is about getting fair value for Wausau residents, who are already forking out more money for drinking water thanks to upgrades designed to remove the chemicals from the supply